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Flexibles with Plain Pipe Ends
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One of my colleagues was asking what these flexibles were made for specifically. He had seen flexible connectors with compression fittings one end and just a plain 50mm long 15mm o/d pipe-type end at the other. Clearly you could stick a compression fitting onto the straight end, but he thought he had seen these mentioned alongside a monobloc tap. Are there taps out there with connections which just accept a plain push-in pipe end? Maybe with an O-ring seal joint like plastic pipe fittings? Sounds easier than wielding a tap spanner, but not sure how this joint would be dismantled. TIA Phil |
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Flexibles with Plain Pipe Ends
On Oct 29, 4:00*pm, thescullster wrote:
Hi all One of my colleagues was asking what these flexibles were made for specifically. *He had seen flexible connectors with compression fittings one end and just a plain 50mm long 15mm o/d pipe-type end at the other. Clearly you could stick a compression fitting onto the straight end, but he thought he had seen these mentioned alongside a monobloc tap. Are there taps out there with connections which just accept a plain push-in pipe end? *Maybe with an O-ring seal joint like plastic pipe fittings? Sounds easier than wielding a tap spanner, but not sure how this joint would be dismantled. TIA Phil You could solder it. You could use it with push-fit. You could stick it ... anywhere you would otherwise use plain pipe. MBQ |
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Flexibles with Plain Pipe Ends
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thescullster writes: Hi all One of my colleagues was asking what these flexibles were made for specifically. He had seen flexible connectors with compression fittings one end and just a plain 50mm long 15mm o/d pipe-type end at the other. Clearly you could stick a compression fitting onto the straight end, but he thought he had seen these mentioned alongside a monobloc tap. Are there taps out there with connections which just accept a plain push-in pipe end? Maybe with an O-ring seal joint like plastic pipe fittings? Sounds easier than wielding a tap spanner, but not sure how this joint would be dismantled. Certainly seen shower pumps which have JG pushfit fittings built-in, and supplied with flexible tails like you describe. (NewTeam) -- Andrew Gabriel [email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup] |
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